diff --git a/config/etc/readme.md b/config/etc/readme.md
index 7fe9555..5380a91 100644
--- a/config/etc/readme.md
+++ b/config/etc/readme.md
@@ -1,17 +1,17 @@
 # /etc: Included files
 
-Three files are updated in the */etc* folder.
+The following are updated in the */etc* folder.
 
 ## BASH default profile (profile)
 
 This is the Debian Stretch default *profile* and is copied to */etc/profile* to
 return accounts to a baseline configuration.  Again, this is done to ensure that
-only */etc/bash.bashrc* is providing initial customizations to users.
+only */etc/bash.bashrc* is providing initial customization to users.
 
 ## Default BASH settings (bash.bashrc)
 
 Of the bash customization files, this is the only one that is NOT in a default
-configuration. I have added the following customizations I find useful
+configuration. I have added the following which I find useful
 especially for new users and system admins:
 
 - colourized directory listings with built-in automatic colour settings
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ and new users/admins.
 - always display line numbers
 - constantly display cursor position at the bottom of the screen
 - set vim lock-files
-- autoindent ON
+- auto-indent ON
 - tab-size of 4 spaces
 - convert tabs to spaces
 - turn off hard line wrapping
diff --git a/config/etc/ssh/readme.md b/config/etc/ssh/readme.md
index 7c77ce5..f02bd55 100644
--- a/config/etc/ssh/readme.md
+++ b/config/etc/ssh/readme.md
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ The commented lines indicate the *recommended settings* and appear directly
 before the setting currently enabled that should be changed (i.e. line removed
 and replaced with the commented line above it).
 
-Please see my post at [My Techie-Thoughts](https://mytechiethoughts.com/<post_address) for detailed
+Please see my post at [My Techie-Thoughts](https://mytechiethoughts.com/setting-up-ssh-with-ed25519-user-and-host-keys-for-easy-secure-access/) for detailed
 instructions on setting up a secure SSH server.
 
 ## Banner file (banner)
@@ -33,6 +33,6 @@ used.  You can delete/change/replace it freely.  It is referenced in the
 #Banner /etc/ssh/banner
 ```
 
-If you want to use the banner file, edit it as desired then uncomment this line
+If you want to use the banner file, edit it as desired then un-comment this line
 in your *sshd_config*.  If you do not want a banner displayed, simply leave this
 line commented (as-is) in your configuration.
\ No newline at end of file